Many trust structures look compliant on paper but fail under scrutiny. When control sits in the wrong place, income is pulled back and taxed. This event shows where the real risk sits.
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Trusts are often used for planning, but many fail when tested against control and ownership. A structure that looks correct on paper can collapse if the same person still controls the income or assets. When that happens, income is attributed back and taxed accordingly. This creates exposure not only for the client but also for the practitioner who advised on the structure. Recent scrutiny has increased focus on who really controls decisions, distributions, and assets. Section 95 risk becomes real when form overrides substance. This event focuses on the practical side of trust taxation. It shows how control is assessed, how income attribution is triggered, and how to structure and manage trusts that stand up to review.
Johan Nel
Johan Nel is a seasoned tax leader and operational strategist with over a decade of experience in financial management and tax leadership. His career was shaped at PwC Namibia, where he led key strategic initiatives aligned with corporate objectives and cultivated high-performing, quality-driven teams
By attending this webinar you will gain the following competencies
The following event is awarded 2 CPD unit in Taxation.
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